International Climate Finance and its Influence on Fairness and Policy

27 p.

The use of role-play games in teaching: The International Climate Negotiation Game

This paper presents a role-play game designed by the authors, which focuses on international climate negotiations. The game has been used at a university with students all drawn from the same course and at summer schools with students from different levels (undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers) and different knowledge areas (economics, law, engineering, architecture, biology and others). We discuss how the game fits into the process of competence-based learning, and what benefits games, and role-play games in particular, have for teaching. In the game, students take on the role of representatives of national institutions and experience at first hand a detailed process of international negotiation concerned with climate change.

Warning to navigators: IPCC report on climate change mitigation

6 p.

Aviso a navegantes: informe del IPCC sobre mitigación del cambio climático

6 p.

Begiak erne: klima aldaketa arintzeari buruzko IPCC-ren txostena

6 p.

The Cancun Climate Summit: a Moderate Success

4 p.

Ethnography as a linking method between psychology and sociology: research design

World Conference on Psychology and Sociology 2012